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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1942
Page
8
The authors thank neighbors and the Moulton Fire Department for help during a recent home fire. Special gratitude is given to Louis Meyer and family for their quick response to the emergency. Mr and Mrs Anton Meyer express appreciation.
Mr and Mrs Pless Helms of McDade celebrate the birth of a seven pound daughter born Wednesday January 21 She will answer to Charlene Nandell as the family announces the new arrival with pride and joy from the community.
We express deep gratitude to neighbors friends and everyone who helped during the illness and death of our beloved son Lawrence A Faltisek. Special thanks to Rev Father Joseph Kopp Dr Sam Jaeggli and those who sent flowers from Mr and Mrs Anton Faltisek.
Old Moulton Baptist Church announces Sunday February 1 with Sunday School at 10 a.m under Mrs Pren Lockwell superintendent. Sermon at 10 45 a.m titled A Christian s Assurances in Time of Unrest. Evening sermon at 7 p m Essentials in Everyday Religion by Pastor C E Bottorff.
Mrs. Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp visited in San Antonio the past week end. F. W. Arnim of Corpus Christi was here recently visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Ad Nachlinger of Taylor visited relatives to Moulton the first part of the week. Mrs. Louis Niebuhr and daughter Mary Louise of San Antonio visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A K McElroy returned to San Antonio Tuesday after a brief visit with home folks here. Mable Marie Fehrenkamp of Houston spent the past week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Penrenkamp.
Forty five FFA members from the Moulton Chapter lead a county wide rat control drive with posters and literature. Prizes announce top scorers who turn in rat tails, with entries due Wednesday or Saturday at Hallettsville. The effort aims to curb Typhus fever and reduce pest damage in Lavaca County.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trojasek were in Gonzales last week Thursday. Willie Pundt and Maurice Havlik of A. & M. College spent the past weekend here with the home folks. Miss Wilma Schodde and Miss Pearl Butschek of Schulenburg visited the Schoddes last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs C C Perkins and children Dimmitt and Dinna of San Antonio spent the week end in Moulton. Harold Knape of San Marcos joined in visiting the home of Mr and Mrs William Hillmer with H T Pitts and J W Schindler of San Antonio and B O Mueller of Roscoe also calling on Sunday.
John H. Hancock Moulton High School athletics coach travels to San Marcos to spend time with his mother Mrs. C. M. Hancock before entering U S service. Charles Michalka of Smithville visits Evergreen School grandparents Mr and Mrs Malvin Merrem where the new granddaughter has headquarters.
Frank Scofield announces a deputy collector will be at the Hallettsville courthouse on February 24 to assist taxpayers in filing income tax returns.
Iva Dell Webb a two year old colored girl died last Thursday from burns after bedding caught fire from a nearby stove. Burial took place at Old Moulton. Survived by mother Evelyn Webb, sisters Veda Mae and Dorothy Lee Webb, and grandmother Mary Warren.
Weimar cancels the Cucumber Carnival for 1942 as August J. Watzlavick of the Chamber of Commerce announces the postponement. The event had been slated for the Fourth of July observance in Weimar.
A rough base can cause uneven wear on linoleum. Inspect the floor before installation and smooth down any uneven spots. Then cover with quarterboard, available in large boards, to provide a flat base.
Norman H. Davis announced from Washington a $50,000,000 Red Cross war fund to aid families of military service members and the organization’s relief programs. President Roosevelt urged citizens to contribute, urging unity and support for wounded and displaced in Pacific Islands.
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